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Apply for funding to support an established research partnership between business and academic institutions.
Prosperity partnership programmes must:
Apply for funding to research issues that impact the development of exascale software and algorithms.
You must be either:
This funding is through the Exascale Computing: Algorithms and Infrastructures Benefiting UK Research (ExCALIBUR) programme, which is part of the Strategic Priorities Fund.
Apply for funding to research technologies and processes for sustainable manufacturing. This should focus within EPSRC’s remit.
You must be a UK resident based at an eligible research organisation. You can be at any career stage.
Apply for access to high performance computing (HPC) services to support any research in EPSRC’s remit.
The services are tier 1 (ARCHER2) and tier 2.
You must live in the UK and be from one of these UK organisations:
This opportunity is for successful applicants from adventurous manufacturing round one only.
You can apply for further funding to extend the research in progress and enhance the impact of the initiative.
Your research must fall within the remit of the EPSRC manufacturing the future theme.
Apply for funding to support multidisciplinary research on responsibility for autonomous systems.
Your proposed project must integrate researchers from different disciplines, particularly from social sciences, arts and humanities.
You and your organisation must be eligible for UKRI funding.
Apply for a fellowship focusing on either:
You’ll have the support, flexibility and freedom to:
An eligible UK research organisation must host you during your fellowship.
Apply for a fellowship focusing on the engineering challenges of delivering synthetic biology as a mature technology.
You’ll have the support, flexibility and freedom to:
An eligible UK research organisation must host you during your fellowship.
Apply for a fellowship focusing on any topic in the EPSRC portfolio.
You’ll have the support, flexibility and freedom to:
You must be hosted and supported by an eligible UK research organisation during your fellowship.
Small grants are a mechanism for supporting mathematical sciences research which does not require funding at the level generally seen within standard research grants. The open call is specifically aimed at providing freedom to grant small amounts between £10-80,000 for initial research and early-stage idea generation.
